They made a lot of money since 2016. Book deals, and lots of them. The Town and Country article details where that $120 million came from, how they left office in debt and worked their way out of it with speaking engagements and book deals.
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Clinton lost her battle for the White House, but she's winning at the book sales game.www.townandcountrymag.com
They also got a lot of money from Putin...largely to get then Sec Clinton to side with him on issues, such as sanctions...it was part of the "great reset" = or great Putin bank deposit.
Hillary Clinton sided with Russia on sanctions as Bill made $500G on Moscow speech
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Hillary Clinton sided with Russia on sanctions as Bill made $500G on Moscow speech
The Russian lawyer who landed a meeting with Donald Trump Jr. during last year’s campaign with the promise of dirt on Hillary Clinton had one big thing in common with the Democratic candidate: Both had opposed Russia sanctions targeting human-rights abusers.
“If you want to talk about having relationships with Russia, I'd look no further than the Clintons,” Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said at a briefing last week. “Bill Clinton was paid half a million dollars to give a speech to a Russian bank, personally thanked by President Putin.”
The former president indeed had received a personal call from then-Prime Minister Vladimir Putin expressing his appreciation for the speech. According to Mrs. Clinton’s ethics disclosure form filed while she was secretary of State, Bill Clinton was paid $500,000 by the Russia-based finance company Renaissance Capital for his June 29, 2010, speech in Moscow to its employees and guests attending the company's annual conference.
The speech is now coming back to haunt the Clintons, considering the company that cut the check was allegedly tied to the scandal that spurred the Global Magnitsky Act, a bill that imposed sanctions on Russians designated as human-rights abusers and eventually would become law in 2012.